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How the Anarchists Feel.
THE CONDEMNED MEN SAY THEY ARE cAILoUs An
INDIFFERENT TO THE RESULT


INDIFFERENT TO THE RESULT.
''Oh. have grown almost Indifferent to the re-
suit" remarked A. r Parsons, the anarchist, to
Ex-Justtce Barker, who talked with the condemned
man in Chicago yesterday morning. Hope and
fear have almost worn themselves out, and have
become quite callouA"
80 have !" murmured Mrs Parsons who was
by his side 1.-THE capitalists ana their courts de-
manded olood, and they will, no doubt, have 1t
November IL. The wOrkingmen and their friends
wiz demand blood for blood, and they win, no
doubt, have 1t afterward," continued Parsons.
blood for blood, whispered Mrs Parsons
what hope Is there from United states Su-
preme Court that sends for state officers and con-
suits with them TO the question OF 1urisdicion?
That u what our Supreme Court has done In this
Case. Do IL ever do so In any other case? The
luoges, Win ther solemn mummery, arc there but
10 decide questions for themselves But BAH
ana. with wave OF his hano, Parsons signined
tnat the Interview was at an end.
Inc manuscript OF the book on which Parsons
mas been 80 long occupied while in Cook County
jan was gwen 10 the printers yesterday. It viii
make volume OF about $50 pages IE treats OF
ms own LIE, the social condition o: the laboring
masses. the question OF labor and capital, and
gives history Of the Haymarket maSsacre from
the anarchists standpoint,
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FK0Hr.NED 10 DEATH.-A case Of literal fright
New York. On sunday night Q farm lab0rer,
James Van Wycklin, while Intoxicated, started 70
midnight he reached the residence Of Nra Ellen
ketchum, which he thought was his own. The
woman was nervous, timid, and about ffty years
OF age. Van Wycklin, unable 70 open the door,
began 70 kick upon 1t and to smash IN the win.
dowa Ma Ketchum thought her house attacked
oy burglars and was found BY her grandson IN .
nnd1ng his mistake, continued his journey and the
grandson fastened for help Ma Ketchum 70.
manned unconscious for several hours and died
from the e0ects OF f1xbt during the morning.
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One state Suos Anoahev

AN Island IN THE OHIO RIVER THE THING rNvor vrD
IN SUIT AGAINST THE BLUE 0RAss STATE
The state OF Indiana has sued the state OF Ken
lucky Tor the possessi0n.of Green River Island.
Marshal Gross, at Louisville, KY, yesterday morn
Ing received his appointment az deputy under the
marshal OF the District OF Columbia, and, at the
same time, received papers to serve on Gen. Buck
ner. This method Of proceeding is made necessary
Dy the fact That suit IL brought In the United
states supreme Court. Tho pet ton was filed at
the recent term OF the supreme Court by j. K
Mcdonald and JnO. N. Butler, attorneys for the
state OF Indiana It recttes that Indiana was ad-
mitt1d 70 the Union In 1916, and Kentucky In 1872
showing That Indiana owns all the territory inside
i0w-water line on the Indiana side OF the Ohio
rver Green River Island, which Is situated In the
OhlO at the mouth OF Green River and Just above
Evansville, Indiana, is during lOw-water directly
connected with the ma1n Land OF Indiana and has
diana claims the island as part OF her territory
tnougn u u now treated as part OF Kentucky.
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She Would Net Say Yes.
A Young WOMAN KKFUsEs BKYoRs TEE MAGISTRATE
TO MARRY rHB NAN.


At Decatur. Ill, an attempted forced marriage
came 10 a sensational termination last week before
Ira B. Curtix q magistrate, and in the presence of
q dozen people. Philip Davis brought his eighteen
year-old daughter, Barbara Davis, from Mount
Zion, on the afternoon train, 10 marry Jaa Fair,
young man aged twenty-four. employed BY Dr.. A.
- Waltz OF Decatur. The license was procured In
due form. and the couple stood up In the once 70
respond 10 the usual ioterrogatlopS. Fair did so
q1l,e readily. but when IL came Baroaras turn
SIZE calmly replied that she did not love James and
would not marry him. The surprise was TOO much
for curtis " no tossed the certificate over 10 the
rejected groom and said that ended the business
fer him The father OF the young lady stepped for
ward and had low talk with his daughter, but
The ROOM ana started for home In wagon Win
DeghoOr. IL was learned that Baroaras parents
have been trying 70 force the marriage for some
months she told a woman that her father had
whipped her Tor saying she would not marry Fair.
The groom walked on up the street, badly disap-
posItrc The I4tDer was enraged, but he could do
nothing.
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S En- n NoRTHWHsT cdkTES GP
s MAINLAND Ay u mp TENTH STREETS

BY virtue % dsed Of trust, astsd April 60. ADJ
one Of the hand records the District Of Colunbis
and ct the written request the party secured there
TUESDAY THE EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A.
p. 1887, at HALF-PAsT FOUR 0CLO, r. NJ, all
known and distinguished On the eround IN Or plat
e letfered A. of William B. Todds subdivision Of
square numbered three hundred and 6fty-two t352D,
rights, privileges, thereto.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash. the balance thereof In two equal instalmen
IL q! and twelve months from The day q sale With IN
70 Be secured b. the notes Of the purchaser pur
chaser thereof and approved deed Of trust the
chaser OF purchasers thereof dsposit Of goo vii
be required st time Of ,.le from the purchsssr pur
shan Be- q his OF her OF Their expep the terms q
Of sale the trustee the ht reos the prop
srty Ct the sk and cost Of the dafsung purchaser or
sRYNOUk ". TULLOCK.
r,urca Nar,Sr nROa ancxs ~A cSa
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THOSI Z WlGGAMAN, Auct o26-dkds
GEORGE W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, $50 street.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

ING sEvERAI VERY FfSE PaRf6R SS sMiTIs
NJ = TABLES, EASY CHAIRS, ENGRAyINGa
WALNUT CHAMBER SETS. MAkDRoBEs, COT.
TAASE SErs. spRtNGss WANT SINGLE
HATRACK, CHINA SET, &c. &c, BEING THE
REMAINING EFFECTS CONTAINED IN Dwell
LING No. 627 STREET NORTHWEST, AT
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER THIRTY
FIRST. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell ct
tn above named dwelling all the excellent furniture
&c. contained therein. Parties refurnishing should
give this sale their attention o26-4t
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CAUGHT CHAMBERS FROM HIS HoRsK-H g. Pierce
son OF Representative Pierce, OF Logan County,
Illinois, Is suffering from CHAMBERS contracted In
had some horses affected with what he supposed
to be distemper, and In smoking them broke the
skin upon his left hand Some time thereafter Q
running sores upon the arm, leg and ankle. For
the past three weeks he has been visiting his father
At Lincoln and Was apparently getting better.
ment, In company with his father, but got on tho
thin at Springfield at the suggestion Of DR.. Rauch
was really glanders Dr.. Rauch, OF the state board
OF health, made close examination and pro-
nounced the disease to be CHAMBERS In mild form.
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Two Young Women in Politics.

TINY ARE RUNNING FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
AND MAKING A LIVELY CANVASS.
telegram to the New York Sun from Clyde
NY, october 20, says: The most unique political
canvasses In this region are those OF Misses Nellie
L Cook, OF Walcott and Ella Clark, OF Mascedon
for election as school commissioners in Wayne
County. Miss Cook Is the regular democratic
candidate, and Is making the most active canvass
for the ONCE ever known In this county, She Is q
particularly handsome and vivactous woman OF
twenty-one years, and possesses fortune IN her
own name. she means 70 be elected, II possible.
She has many young men at work In her interests
In every town In her district, and the republican
managers here admit that she IS making serious
inroads upon their vote. Miss Cook has had sew.
eral hundreds OF her photographs distributed
through Wayne County, and Is spending a day
or two In each town In her district Next week
she will begin making campaign speeches
through the district In some villages ex-
tensive preparations are making for her recep-
ton by young democrats, who will meet and es-
cort her 70 the pubic halls with brass bands II
looks as though sne would be elected.
Miss Clark Is the prohibition candidate. She
has made four campaign speeches, and hundreds
Of people have Hooked TO hear her.
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CoSSKLrsvnLK, Pa, october 2s.-Mr. Muller, q
Dunbar ply slcian, met with q serious accident
yesterday, In which be came near losing his life
lie Was driving along tbs road between this place
and Dunbar when his horse took fright at pale Of
wood and backed the buggy over an embankment
$50 feet above the railroad. The doctor jumped
frOm the buggy In time to prevent going over the
bank win IL The horse, however, was instantly
killed BY the fall
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AnnHsF o. Bx-CoNaRnssMAN ec1AN1uM.-A
scranton, Pa, special 70 the Philadelphta Rsss,
cratic candidate tor additional law Judge Of Lack
awanna County, this afternoon had ex-oopgrear
man Scranton arrested upon chafgee oe criminal
n re RspxsaeoH The paper q which -: ecrsn.
cons,defation Of which, Il q aassrtod he ordered
the unconditional release q two accused oFlm-
nal nom the county jail The warrant wal
served on Nj. Scranton q his oG1oo, ana No q
ones went befoFe an alderman and catered oo1l q
appearance ct The next Quagteg ooomho0A
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CosvScfu MAZE DASH POE FRRRDoNL-A oesper-
ate break for liberty WAS made az the penitentiary
at Yuma, Arfx, y storuAy morning. As Superin-
port OF the prison be Vas seszed By . convcI and
inarched VuI, followed by seven other convtcta
One Of the convcts rushed Into the once, wFenchod
u ndenI ezlIed upoa tne guards 10 ahooe Ihe con
VIA hosding MIN RiSgA NE coaviet, secured ths
psstol froin Tie recaping CONVICT n killed The
enI Two pris0ners Wees Killed, one MORALLY ana
two srnous.y w0unde1 eupenntendens Gales vas
badly wounded TneroEsfe 10 escapea
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COR 9TH AND q sra

COR 9TH AND @ STA
For Ane Dress Suit or Overcast 20 to the London
3 Liverpool Clothing Co.
nyou want 10 save % on $40 Suit or overcoak %
10 the London Liverpool Clothing %.
n you want good. strong working suit ct %. OF
Ane busneo suit ct $3.50. 20 10 the London Liver
pool Clothing %.
II you want Ans Prince Albsrt Suit ct els. 20 10
the London 4 Liverpool Clothing Co. .
We win svs you from e5 10 % on . go Suit or
Overcosk
n you want good Suit or ovsreoss for Boy Is 10
Is ysars old ss IS 90 10 the London Hvszpoo
Clothing Co.
Or II ron want Q nns Suit OF Overcoat ct Co. 70 10
the London Liverpool Clothing 90.
nyou want nice School Suit or Ovsrcost for Boy
10 - ysan old st ESQ. % me Drsss Suit or Over
coat st e6. 70 10 the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 90.
oie cosnss 7th "a q - AZ
q = Esss@,ss fsess: Eos;.s osssz cSsssssi il-
1slsphons S10-2a ~
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VNHoMAs Z wAaaAMAN, Real Estate Auctionesr
CaANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate
ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN FOUR
AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH.


BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
She Dist6icf q Columbia, passed IN equity cause
the premises On FRIDAY, THE TWENTY -EiGH Il
DAY OF OCTOBER A. d. 1857, at HALF-PAST
seven 81 in reservstton d, situated on Maryland
Snue between and 9th streets southwest improved
Terms Of sale: One-third Cd cash. and the balance
With interest FROM day sale payment thereof to
be secured BY the prossory notes Of the purchaser
or purchasers or all the purchase money can be paid
cash ON day Of sale on ratification Of sale by the
court lien reserved on the property for purchase
money and interest be raid deposit q $500 viii be
ancing at cost OF purchaser terms be not complied
With within ten days after sale the property viii be
b. 3. HENKLE, Trustee,
Once 400 Louisiana ave.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of tnclemency Of the weather until WEDNES-
DAY, THE SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D.
1887, ut same hour and place.
o2S-d&ds g. g. HENKLE. Trustee.
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OAND FIRE-PROOF BUILDING on THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND @ STREETS
N9KTHwESTs NOW OCCUPIED BY The

JAP FJBk e 81 THE TSRTH
HSfTEb sTHfEs 3s The BukERu 81 Ep aE
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF the -
Distrtct Of Columbia passed in Equity Cause No f<=
1030S, Docket 20, wherein Daniel Pratt Wright ID ~
complainant and Emma G. Wright ct al defendsnts
VENEER, A. d. 1857, ct FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. offer
for sale at auction in front Of the premises Of
numbered three Cd IN square numbered four hundred
and twenty nine (429) in the city of Washington ID.
O. beginning for the at the southwest corner of
said lot aud running thence east along street north
seventy feet thence north thirty nine and twenty
hundredths (3e20) feet to the of party wall;
thence seventy feet and thence south along
street west thirty and twenty hupdredths (9 20
feet to the place Of beginning, improved by tour
story and basement brick IRE proof lulding now
cupied by the United States the Bureau Of Education
Terms OF sae-One- fourth Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in three equal nstaments
spectvely one. two and three years from the day Of
sale, with interest 1t per cent snnuni payable
semi annually. The deferred payments to be secured
by the purchasers notes aud deed Of trust the
property all the money can be paid in cash.
deposit Of e50u win be required at the time Of
All conveyancins and recording at the purchasers
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
twenty days after sale the property will be resold
riak aud cost Of the defnulting purchaser.
REGINALD FENDAII. Trustee,
Corner An 1t. and la ave.
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.,
d
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PrrTsBuRG, October ga special from Washing
ton, Pa, to the Dispateh says, A vol hunt would
be regarded as rather rare sport In this stage Of
Washington County's history, but night OF two
since a gray wolf was shot and killed by David
Dunn, OF Morris township, who, hearing disturb
ance among his chickens and going out, fired at
animal which he supposed 10 De a dog but found
TO be wolf Mr.. Dunn brought the pelt % town
and obtained the bounty Of SO. IL Is supposed
that tine animal was one which some Greene
County spoTtsnen let loose, chased with dogs and
failed 70 recapture
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VHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ONE VERY HANDSOME FIyr-prrcr yRfrxE
kaf Entosskps PlGsa psk
MINT fsRFfHHs lkt TURKISH IZITEKS on
SUITE MAHoGASY FRAMES, oNE EfEdAHf
stxIPIEGE PILLOW BACK PARLoR stITE
SPRING EDGES, HANDSOME PARIon fukNi.
TYRE ~ sEPAhATE riEcEs, CHAMBER lUR.
And sEPlRATE PiEcEs. bfNISS,RooM fuiRs '
PEhIHs sHoS cnsfs IM3
yME ISE sPRixl HAIR snr MsAITREssks. FIiTY
CARPETS, COOKING AND HEATING sToVEs
T9gL , heb NTH Many oTHER ARTiCLEs
8 TWELVE O'CLOCK. Horses. Carriages. wagons.
On sATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY.
NINTH. 1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK within
and In front of my auction shAll sell an per,or
collection Of Household 6ooda
B-Ihe nns psrior furniture will be on view
fEQAy AlternOOn. oor-of
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Kimberly, In Q speech at LOuths lass evening ~
he hoped that Earl HoSebery would devise
scheme 70 reform and purfy the house q lords
He you'd gladly support him IN the undertakin9
Referring 70 thsIu5h QRestioa he said that Il Eng
land was NOT afrad.t00asp The AAttls Of Orange
SRsSs,sos ne Is, Hs1,S means o
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuenssc
1hH ESpsE so isis F sqEkE 5FnA s
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH S1REETS.
ALSO, LOT ON SEVENTH srREET, BETWEtE
EREDERlCK A ID FAYETTR aTREETa

HHSSTfSS5k s s. SAY iFVaS SSTS sa Ss
he SS ssyPS1 Fa sTfEh71 s sEEsEHs
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 23d dsy Of
May, 1889, and duly recorded In Iberl los folio
$40 ct GEO., one Of the land rscoras for Washing
ton County, in the District Of Columbia and by irec-
ton Of the party secured thereby. the undesisned
win sail 4 BS K fPR & e.
numbered two hundred and one COL, In fhrsikelds
addition TO the aforesaid city described follow, Be-
ginning the south side OF street distance nom
the southeast CORNER Of and 35th forty feet
70 street: thence west seventeen 40 feet six (l
inches TO the place Of beginning conveyed TO Henry
MhAlen by the name Of Henry 4. land, deed from
Thomas Brown and wife, dated September I. 1890.
Also the part Of Lot numbered one hundred and
0eorsetovn. described follows; Beginning for the
same 1t the southwest OF said Lot numbered
hundred and ninety-nine tle9l running thence east
hundred and thirty three (l33 feet thence north
twenty COY feet thence west twenty three t23 feet;
thence north twenty-five l22) feet eight 49, inches
thence west forty 5) feet nine e inches; thence
.Ugsh FEET sss:
t27 feet nine tO inches to the place Of
Terms Of sale Onethird cash: balance in two equal
and two years after date OF sale with
interest At six cent per snnum all cash. at the
option q purchases Al oonveyapcins and recording
q the time Of sale. the terms Of cal, not
Piled with in ten days after day OF sale the property
will be resold at the risk and cost Of the desultn
party to1S-dtsl JAMES W. HANEY. Trustee.
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n PHoeess0r's SSvindIlng Scheme.
now a 81. LoCIs fsAcaEa o. GERMAN LAID DUROSI

UNDER CONTRADICTION
81. LorIA October IA clever piece Of detective
and svidence-gxthering work was that Of Post
once Inspector 4 l. sykes, which resulted In the
arrest wednesday Of Jos Hoelninger, alias yos
WOlfbetger, for the alleged violation OF section
1890 OF the postal lava which refsrs 20 sending
letters through the mails with the intention OF de-
frauding people. Hoelfilnger, otherwise Wolfoei-
ger, 10 q teacher OF German In the Cnoutss9 ave
hue public school II Is alleged that Prof. Wolf-
befyer's fraudulent scheme was 10 write letters 10
persons In European countries, informing them
that he had Information about certain legacy 10
which the receiver OF the letter naa neirsniP Ute
and that he would give receiver full particulars
for fee for his trouble OF so cents or 81 The In
spector WORK ed hard on the case for three weeks,
and found that the dollars and half dollars were
frOm Europe. Prof woifbeiger was greatly sur
prised wheel the on1cers announced that he
was under arrest. He was taken before
Judge Cullen, where he waived examination
OF the next Federal grand jury. Newton N. Abb
bett, OF Indianapolis, furnished the Information
upon which the detective secured the warrant for
uaeninger. HOsninger had mailed q circular TO
Albeit Informing him that he was corresponding
with q solicitor In England who was settling the
division Of an estate Belonging TO q number OF
Americans. Hoefinger thought Albeit was, one
Of the kin OF the deceased, and would send him the
Information ne possessed 70 that effect for 25c.,
which he wanted 70 cover the expenses OF mailing
&c. In the letter 10 Albeit were blanks 10 be
nIled with the names OF Abbett's father and
suspicious and notified the post-ofYice authorities
VINO began work on the case at once. The mail
sent 20 Hoefinger was all addressed TO q shoe
makers store on Chouteau avenue. The accused
i resigned 20 bis arrest and admits bis guilt. The
game which he played Is an Old one, aud by his
extensive correspondence with people whom he
sought ~ swincle he possessed himself OF great
lilies thai assisted MIN greatly In the operation and
extension OF his schemes.
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suIcDs DUE 10 DRRAn.-The New York 6lsn
to-day says: Esther MArgolin0, twenty EIGHT ye4rG
old, who took dose Of Paris green WITH SUICIDAL
morning, died last night e 0ouverneuf Hooplfal
Dr. Holman, the house surgeon, said that sllb LETT
9 letter Stating that since che went 20 funeeal
her dead father was calling her. and for that req
con che wanted 70 die.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneel
CHANCERy SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILDING

LOT On TwENTY;sIXTH t26THl sIREET. Be
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF decree Of the SUPP eme Court Of esx
the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity ~
Pqblc SUCTION. on WEDNESDAY, the SECOND DAY
O'CLOCK T. NJ, in front of the premises the south
half ~ Of Lot twentytwo C22l in square i've (5l. In
the City of Washington, ID. e.
Terms Of sale third cash and the balance one
and two to be secured by OF purchaser and
deed Of trust on the property, with six
est all cash, at purchasers option; ysncing
cost Of purchaser. 5. K BOND, Trustee,
o22-d&ds Office IL 1 AZ . IA.
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WALTxR a wuxIANs = co. Ansaonssn
M AxNpsoSk EfEakkE + Ha isltn ASS
S6iNq dnHa vEfsHt1H4 v XiHSSr pScaF A3SEb
Re3 kScuAss7 HIid aHn E1INET. I rs
ASp 9xs9
L0gNaEA AAkSIS- ISf SfpiAoARbs FANCY
TA4L8At 4AlL AND STAIR CARPET6VELyET
BODY. nkgS49I4 AND 0THER CAKPETE
gHiNA AND 0LAssWARR, kITCHEN UTKN-
o. IHi6xY, ocTonxp TXEHEy.I1aHTH. 1887,
eomnenm2e ~ III COLOCk A -, Ne shar I'll g
msnt q houssnod slscis q sood cod}Sion o which
ojz2s wxffxk 4 wf.1IA,Gs 90. A,os.
~ THE ApQYI sAIE is POSTPONED UNTIL
MoMpAY. oCToBER TnfRTI-IIRsT. ss same hcgF
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IN SECRET SESSION IN CINCINNATI YESTERDAY.
The National Brotherhood OF Baseball play
ers was in secret session in Cincinnati yes
terday with Messrs. Ward and Keefe, of New
YORK; Irwin, OF philadelphia; Denny, OF
Indianapolis; Dalrymple. OF Ptttsburg; Kelly, Of
Boston; Brouthers OF Detroit; Prefer, Of Chicago;
and Wood, proxy for Washington. present as dele
gates About thirty or forty other baseball pl y
ers were also there In connection with Manager
Harris combination Of baseball clubs on their
way to California.
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THOMAS DO WILING, Aucuoneer.
AT AUCTION.

FEhf 6UFEhiVE HyUSEaUl-D FURNITURE
EMBRACING ONE SUPERB ST. rAiiI hSS COSTLY WALNUT
M aFiIE e CHAMBER SUITE WITH
MAsHsTANpi SEVERAL WALNUT MARBLE
TOP e, GHA "a SUITES, IN ZINE CONDITION;
BAR yA mattresses; WIRE SPRINGS FEATHER
RRSwss R AMP B9LsTERs BopYAND TA Nn
stair CARPETS. HALL STAND, LOUNGES AND
WARDROBEs, ONE SUPERB Walnut REvoLv.
ING:TOP OfElCE DESK COST 500, SEVERAL
TABLES, HEAIING sTOvEs,- MALNuT MAR
BLETOP SIDEBOARD, WALNUT DINING
KITCHEN Republics OF EVERY DEsCRIP.
On TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIRST,
1887, commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK. at residence
sb. ss cb nscs ns bnnsshoS esss 70
which the attention Of parties furnishing directed
o274t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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BkAINARD II. WARNER Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, 9l6 st. n. v.
AnAt x.spv a
M AGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT on CONNECT.
M CUT AVENUE. BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE AND STREET NORTHMEST

FIRST. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will SELL in front ~
Of the premises, part Of -
$50,
beginning for the Connecticut avenue 80 feet
from southwest corner Of said lot
ming thence northwesterly said avenue 80 SO fest
70 northwest corner of said lott thence northeasterly
10590 feet thence east 40 ID feet 15foot alley
thence south with west line Of said alley l4S feet to
point said line distant 3lS5 feet north Of south
of said lot: thence westerly parallel with
south line OF said lot 90 feet the place Of begin
ming, of the finest Building Lots in the CITY, being
the east side of Connecticut avenue.
Terms: One,third cash; balance in one and two
notes to bear six cent interest payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed of trust irem-
Uses, all cash, at option Of purchaser Conveyanc
ing &c, at cost OF purchaser. deposit OF 600
Qu at time Of sale. Terms to be complied with in
days otherwise resale risk aud of defaultng
purchaser after five days public notice of such resale
In some newspaper published in Washington. d C.
o24-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.